Dragon
Enemy Information
Type	Monster
Games	Fable: The Lost Chapters

Dragons were once mighty creatures that, according to the Snowspire Oracle, dominated the skies of Albion in the age before the rise of man.  Many once lived in Albion, but with the rise of the Old Kingdom, huntsmen killed them for sport. The final Dragons to be seen in mainland Albion were the mounts of the legendary Dragonknights, lead by the great Hero known as Holdr. The surviving Dragons fled to the mountains and the Northern Wastes, and over time they grew less powerful, and their fiery breath less dangerous. Without man, they had no natural enemies.

By the end of the Age of Heroes, Dragons were a rarity, a fable spoken of only in textbooks and stories. However, not all Dragons were dead. During the Age of Industry, a Dragon named Percival helped the Hero of Brightwall in his attempts to overthrow the tyrannical Empress and destroy the Darkness in Samarkand, indicating that at least one Dragon was still alive in that eastern continent.

Jack of Blades Edit

Main article: Jack of Blades

At the end of Fable: The Lost Chapters, Jack of Blades took the form of a dragon in his second battle against the Hero of Oakvale at Archon's Folly at the end of the final quest.

Notes Edit

• Holdr tamed the last dragon seen in Albion and rode it into countless battles.
• Although the dragons are said to live in the Northern wastes in the time of the Hero of Oakvale, they are never encountered outside of the final battle.
• After defeating Jack of Blades in his dragon form, if one were to stand in Archon's Folly long enough, the sounds of dragons flying and roaring can be heard.
• The appearance of the Dragon from Fable: The Lost Chapters is similar to that of Black Dragons from the tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons.
• The Dragonbone Hammer in Fable III is rumoured to have been made from the vertebrae of a long-dead Dragon.